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Arts & Culture, Small Screen Jul 31, 2018
Bea Cordelia and Daniel Kyri’s webseries The T is a love letter to queer and trans friendship in Chicago

As they grapple with their sexual identities, the characters find strength and comfort in their community.
- By H. Melt
- Tags: Small Screen, The T, webseries, Bea Cordelia, Daniel Kyri, queer community, queer arts community, trans community, Travis Turner, Evilyn Riojas, Salonathon, The Dojo, Fly Honey Show

Blogs, Bleader Jun 29, 2018
Serpentwithfeet and more of the best things to do in Chicago this weekend

The film The Train of Salt and Sugar and more goings-on 6/29-7/1.
- By Katie Powers
- Tags: Arts, Do This, Josefus, Serpentwithfeet, Hamlet, Hearts Beat Loud, Annoyance Film Night, Geof Bradfield, Haymarket, Hideout, Empty Bottle, Annoyance Theatre, Gift Theatre, Daniel Kyri

Arts & Culture, Theater Review Jun 13, 2018
Recommended
Daniel Kyri turns in a triumphant performance in the Gift's Hamlet

He brings utter control over the language and a quality of hard-won majesty to the role.
- By Max Maller
- Tags: Theater Review, hamlet, gift theatre, ophelia, Elsinore, Polonius, monty cole, daniel kyri, netta walker, robert cornelius, william boles, shakespeare, Recommended

Arts & Culture, Small Screen Jan 4, 2018
Chicago-made webseries to watch in 2018

Three local boundary-breaking productions destined for bigger screens
- By Brianna Wellen
- Tags: Small Screen, webseries, 2018 preview, Aymar Jean Christian, Open TV, Brown Girls, Code-Switched, Karan Sunil, Kappa Force, Addison Heimann, Hannah Welever, The T, Bea Cordelia, Daniel Kyri

Arts & Culture, Theater Review May 17, 2017
Recommended
A fact-based drama at the Goodman explores the psychic and moral costs of survival

In Objects in the Mirror, a refugee’s troubles aren’t over when he reaches safety.
- By Tony Adler
- Tags: Theater Review, Goodman Theatre, Objects in the Mirror, Charles Smith, Chuck Smith, Shedrick Yarkpai, Samuel Doe, Liberia, William Tolbert Jr., Charles Taylor, Monrovia, Guinea, Adelaide, Australia, Riccardo Hernandez, Mike Tutaj, Daniel Kyri, Garth Davis, Lion, refugees, Zaza Workolo, Breon Arzell, Allen Gilmore, Rob Mosher, Ryan Kitley, Recommended

Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Feature Feb 22, 2017
The Invention of Morel, Monster, and 13 more new stage shows

A world-premiere opera by Stewart Copeland and a Steppenwolf for Young Adults production are among this week's best bets.
- Tags: Performing Arts Feature, At the Table, Michael Perlman, Spencer Davis, Broken Nose Theatre, By the Bog of Cats, John Mossman, Marina Carr, Kristin Collins, Elise Wolf, Tim Musachio, Caroline Dodge Latta, The Artistic Home, The Fantasticks, Quest Theatre Ensemble, Tom Jones, Harvey Schmidt, Kent Joseph, Sara Cate Langham, The Invention of Morel, Stewart Copeland, the Police, Jonathan Moore, Chicago Opera Theater, Adolfo Bioy Casares, Andrew Wilkowske, Lee Gregory, Fulcrum Point New Music Project, Andreas Mitisek, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Shakespeare, Love's Labors Lost, Marti Maraden, Kevin Depinet, Allen Gilmore, Shakespeare All-Stars Theatre Company, Macbeth, Ellen Cribbs, Erika Lebby, Maggie Miller, Arin Mulvaney, Chris Lesy, Merrick Robison, Clark Bender, Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus—Live!, Amadeo Fusca, John Gray, Steppenwolf for Young Adults, Monster, Walter Dean Myers, Aaron Carter, Hallie Gordon, Daniel Kyri, Black Ensemble, My Brother's Keeper: The Story of the Nicholas Brothers, Rueben D. Echoles, Shari Adams, Vincent Jordan, Accomplice Theatre, Nameless Mountains, Megan Donahue, Courtney Abbott, Jake Kaufman, Laura Coleman, Chelsea David, Nevermind, It's Nothing, Chicago Slam Works, Teagan Walsh-Davis, Kyla Norton, Shelley Elaine Geiszler, First Floor Theater, Hutch Pimentel, Peerless, Jiehae Park, William Boles, Arnel Sancianco, the Gift Theatre, Unseen, Mona Mansour, Maureen Payne-Hahner, Alexandra Main, Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett, Tympanic Theatre Company, Aaron Mays, Christopher Acevedo, Felipe Carrasco, Christian Castro, Endgame

Music, Music Feature Nov 9, 2016
Video
Mykele Deville unpacks blackness for the basement-show set

This restless rapper, poet, and actor has helped bridge cultural and racial divides in Chicago’s DIY scene on his way to bigger stages.
- By Lee V. Gaines
- Tags: Music Feature, Mykele Deville, Super Predator, Each One, Teach One, rapper, actor, poet, The Dojo, Young Camelot, Ebony Callicut, Chris Lee, Colin Mulhern, Vaniya Payton, Michele Clark, Gallery 37, Mechelle Moe, University of Illinois at Chicago, Boldy James, Presley Joy Paget, Space Opera, RutCorp, Hostel Earphoria, Chimney, Kristiana Rae Colón, Octagon, Jackalope Theatre, Austin, west side, Hillary Clinton, superpredator, Jovan Landry, Trigney Morgan, Daniel Kyri, Kid Made Modern, Terror Town, South Shore, Monolith, Revolt, Video

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Bea Cordelia and Daniel Kyri’s webseries The T is a love letter to queer and trans friendship in Chicago

As they grapple with their sexual identities, the characters find strength and comfort in their community.

Serpentwithfeet and more of the best things to do in Chicago this weekend

The film The Train of Salt and Sugar and more goings-on 6/29-7/1.

Recommended
Daniel Kyri turns in a triumphant performance in the Gift's Hamlet

He brings utter control over the language and a quality of hard-won majesty to the role.

Chicago-made webseries to watch in 2018

Three local boundary-breaking productions destined for bigger screens

Recommended
A fact-based drama at the Goodman explores the psychic and moral costs of survival

In Objects in the Mirror, a refugee’s troubles aren’t over when he reaches safety.

The Invention of Morel, Monster, and 13 more new stage shows

A world-premiere opera by Stewart Copeland and a Steppenwolf for Young Adults production are among this week's best bets.

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Mykele Deville unpacks blackness for the basement-show set

This restless rapper, poet, and actor has helped bridge cultural and racial divides in Chicago’s DIY scene on his way to bigger stages.

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Bea Cordelia and Daniel Kyri’s webseries The T is a love letter to queer and trans friendship in Chicago

As they grapple with their sexual identities, the characters find strength and comfort in their community.

Serpentwithfeet and more of the best things to do in Chicago this weekend

The film The Train of Salt and Sugar and more goings-on 6/29-7/1.

Recommended Daniel Kyri turns in a triumphant performance in the Gift's Hamlet

He brings utter control over the language and a quality of hard-won majesty to the role.

Chicago-made webseries to watch in 2018

Three local boundary-breaking productions destined for bigger screens

Recommended A fact-based drama at the Goodman explores the psychic and moral costs of survival

In Objects in the Mirror, a refugee’s troubles aren’t over when he reaches safety.

The Invention of Morel, Monster, and 13 more new stage shows

A world-premiere opera by Stewart Copeland and a Steppenwolf for Young Adults production are among this week's best bets.

Video Mykele Deville unpacks blackness for the basement-show set

This restless rapper, poet, and actor has helped bridge cultural and racial divides in Chicago’s DIY scene on his way to bigger stages.

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Daniel Kyri turns in a triumphant performance in the Gift's Hamlet

Recommended
A fact-based drama at the Goodman explores the psychic and moral costs of survival

Video
Mykele Deville unpacks blackness for the basement-show set